Crunchy Bytes - October
- CDL Homebuyerportal
- Oct 2, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Nov 2, 2023
Small bytes of news.
Crunchy Bytes #7 - Things to do in Singapore this October: Spooky events, bar takeovers, exciting concerts, and more
Image Credit: Debby Hudson via Unsplash
Wanna know what the month has in store? Here’s our list of top things to do in Singapore this October!
Hello, October! Can you feel the festive fever kicking in already? ‘Cause we can, and it’s got us shook with excitement. We can’t deny that it’s going to be an eventful one as we count down to Halloween (cue the spooky music). Read on for juicy deets on all the exciting things to do in Singapore this October…
Crunchy Bytes #6 - Immersive Disney Animation Singapore
Image Credit: Immersive Disney Animation
Step into the world of Disney animation and experience the magic like never before!
Crunchy Bytes #5 - Say no to dengue! Here’s how to protect your home from mosquitoes and keep your family safe
Image Credit: National Environment Agency via Facebook
As dengue cases are on the rise in Singapore, keep your family safe from pesky mosquitoes with these easy steps.
Crunchy Bytes #4 - Adulting 101: How to Earn Cashback on Home-Related Spending
Image Credit: Le Interior Affairs
Regardless of your financial literacy level or shopping habits, there’s something for everyone.
Crunchy Bytes #3 - 5 post-pandemic interior design trends to look out for
Image Credit: Ben Mack/ Pexels
What changed in the interior design scene after the peak of the pandemic?
Crunchy Bytes #2 - 12 award-winning Singapore design firms to shortlist for your next home renovation
Image Credit: Wong Wei Liang
We present the people behind the award-winning firms of the 2023 edition of the Tatler Homes Design Awards - Singapore, in this special portrait series with Hafary
Crunchy Bytes #1 - Asia’s First Digital Carbon Registry: A Partnership By Carbonbase, The Hbar Foundation And Impactx
Image Credit: Getty Images
The Global Climate Registry aims to solve the transparency gap in carbon credit management, on top of verifying and allowing carbon credit trading
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